The Daily Dispatch: August 21, 1861., [Electronic resource], Committed.

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Five dollars reward

Finances of Confederate Government .

The call for militia.

A call upon the ladies of Richmond .

Curing Ben Stings.

A Game to be Blocked.

Squeamish scruples

Journal of education .

A Seamen on the battle as Manassas .

The importance of Bealtary sanitary regulations for the army.

Educated officers.

New Publications.

Cease defences — marine and water batteries .

Sheeting officers.

P-r-e-d-i-g-f-o-u-s !!!

Southern independence.

The Virginia seaboard.

Contributions for the sick and wounded

Six days in an inundated coal pit.

Meeting to Devise Ways and means of relief for sick and Disabled Confederate soldiers.

Extortioners Fleecing the sick and wounded.

Reprehensible Carelessness.

Supplies from the country for the sick and wounded.

Death of an Estimable man.

Sent before the grand Jury.

The first Regiment .

Standing at Harper's Ferry .

Thwest and West .

Direct Taxation.

Southern manufactures

How a naval Officer was Treated

Col. Colquitt , or Georgia .

Skeleton regiments

The bone and sinew

Prince Napoleon and the first Regiment Virginia Volunteers .

The arrest in Boston .

The great victory in Missouri .

The Washington Volunteers .

Dull season at Niagara

An extraordinary Story — love and murder.

Southern movements---reported through Northern channels.

Cameron 's call for troops-- Gen. McClellan , esc.

Official statement of the Missouri battle.

A Federal account from Missouri .

The Federal President on Southern ports of entry, &c.

Assertion of an Abolition paper.

The privateer Jeff Davis.

Skeleton regiments going forward.

From Fortress Monroe .

Subscriptions to the Dispatch .

Notice to our subscribers.

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Committed.

--Patrick Caughlin was committed to jail yesterday by the Mayor, failing to give security, on the charge of getting intoxicated and demolishing his wife's furniture.-- Tim Castillo was sent to the same place. He had acted disorderly while under the influence of ardent spirits.

The Daily Dispatch: August 21, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. August 21, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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